Recover Quickly From Any Failure With Backup & Disaster Recovery

It depends on how much work your business could afford to redo. Systems that change all day, such as file shares and business applications, are backed up more often than systems that rarely change. BCA sets the schedule with you based on that answer, and every job is checked so a missed backup doesn't go unnoticed.

In more than one place. Copies are kept in encrypted cloud storage, separate from your office and your network, so a fire, theft or ransomware attack at the office doesn't reach them. Some businesses also keep a local copy for faster restores of large files or whole servers.

It can if backups sit on the same network with the same passwords, which is how attackers often find and destroy them. BCA keeps backup copies away from your everyday network and protected from deletion or changes for a set period, so a clean copy is there to restore from even if your systems are compromised.

Retention is agreed with you when backups are set up. Most businesses need to recover recent work quickly and also go back further for an older file or version. Industry rules, client contracts and cyber insurance can set minimums, and BCA sets retention to meet them.

They're two numbers that turn backups into a recovery plan. The recovery time target is how long a system can be down before it hurts the business. The recovery point target is how much recent work you could afford to lose, which sets how often that system is backed up. BCA agrees both with you for each important system, then builds the backups and recovery steps to meet them.

Microsoft 365 account backup is included in every plan. Cloud backup is included in the Growth and Complete plans. You can compare what each plan covers on our pricing page.